The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1887-07-23

-lSnam U Co. are Selllng HlOrc
goods and better goods for one dol
lar than can be had elsewhere.
All kinds of drugs, patent
medicines, ETC., at Little e. Cos.
Prescriptions carefully compound
ed.
Rev. Eads will hold the fourth
quarterly conference at the Park
church Saturday, July 80, at 2
o'clock, p. M, and will also hold
communion services the following
Sunday at II a. m. Preaching Sun
day evening at s o'clock.
Here boy, take this dollar
and get me some of the best cigars
in town." said gentlemanto a boy
on our streets the other day. It is
needless to say that the boy went
straight to Isham & Cos. 4
Married, July Goth, 1887, q
the residence of the BRIDES parentC
near Middleton, Miss Bashie Moudy
and Mr.. Dan. Campbell, of this
city. THE TRIBUNE joins with the
newly married couples many
friends here in wishing them a
happy and prosperous life.
"A letter from Mr.. Elias Downs
informs us that the Emmett-Indian|
Valley road will be ready for ac1
ceptance July 25th. Caldwell had
subscribed $3.50, Boise City 5000,
and Ada county $500 to this road
which certainly ought to bring
some trade into the county.
The project for sidewalk from
the Pacific hotel over to Front Ave
nue., urged by the TIE TRIBUNE
last week, was brought to a success
full issue by the ever active w. g..
Mosby, of the Cosmopolitan, circus
lating a paper. The necessary
amount for four-foot walk was
quickly subscribed.
Mr.. R. L. Morrow spent few
days in town this week canvassina
for subscriptions for the salary of
Baptist minister at this place. I'D
reports very gratifying success and
we shall probably have a regular res
ident minister here after the middle
of August. Rev. Newman, of Boise
will likely be called to the charge
MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Clement,
of Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stra-
horn, and A. X. Steunenberg, start
ed last Saturday evening for two
weeks trip and sojourn in the
mountains around Indian Valley.
They were joined Monday by
Messrs. P. A. Devers and III. w.
Dorman. A pleasant time is ex-
pected and their many friends here
heartily wish them a pleasurable
vacation.
George Little and family spent
last Saturday and Sunday at theI
celebrated hot springs, seventeen
miles south Of Caldwell, on Snake |
River. Mr.. L. says these springs|
have wonderful mineral properties, |
and many rheumatic patients who
have tried these waters testify to |
the speedy relief experienced after
bathing therein. Mrs. Col Meach-
am and others sojourning there
speak in great praise of the springs.
Mr.. M. r. Given's, the proprietor,
has beautified the grounds by grow
ing shade, fruit and ornamental
trees, and has put in free ferry
for the use of his patrons, while
the culinary department presided
over by his estimable wife, is strict
ly frst-class. Messrs. Given q
Gibbons have opened up store and
one can get the best article in the /
refreshment line at Caldwell prices. /
The great lava rock opposite the
springs, carved thousands of years !
ago by prehistoric man, giving
correct map of Snake river from its |
source in Wyoming to its confluence.
with the Columbia, embracing all
it's tributaries, mountains, lakes,
etc., from the Nevada Basin to the